Malcolm Jenkins: Last News

Journalist Jemele Hill and two-time Super Bowl champ Malcolm Jenkins joined Don Lemon for a SXSW conversation about activism, racism and how Americans can move forward with their fight against white supremacy.

Will Thorne Staff WriterPeacock has unveiled a slate of original films, all of which will debut on the service in September.The NBCU streamer, which launched nationally just over a month ago, will premiere a doc on Harry Belafonte’s brief stint hosting “The Tonight Show,” Emilio Estevez’s pic “The Public,” starring Alec Baldwin, and a doc from NFL star Malcolm Jenkins which celebrates the humanity of Black men and boys.“The Sit-In: Harry Belafonte Hosts the Tonight Show” was supposed to launch at the Tribeca Film Festival, but soon after the festival didn’t take place, Variety caught up with the doc’s producers and director Yoruba Richen to talk about the significance of Belafonte hosting, and how it reflects on the current late night

A slew of athletes and stars made an appearance during a powerful segment on Sunday's ESPYs to address the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor by police and urge others to "use your platform" to address racism. Super Bowl champion Malcolm Jenkins kicked off the segment talking about how the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile — who were both shot and killed by police in 2016 — "changed my life." "I remember feeling hurt and defeated, confused about what I wanted to do next," he said.

Drew Brees came under fire from NBA superstar LeBron James and his own New Orleans Saints teammates after reiterated his objection to players 'taking a knee' during the national anthem.

Malcolm Jenkins has hit back at his New Orleans team-mate Drew Brees after his controversial comments over the ongoing protests.